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DeWeese-Ridgecrest Civic Association We have a lot planned in the coming months. Mark your calendar for these events! Help Keep Your Neighborhood Strong! 2015 DeWeese Ridgecrest Civic Association Membership Dues Can Be Paid Now The DeWeese Ridgecrest Civic Association (DRCA) is collecting membership dues for 2015. Dues are only $10 a household. The money we collect from dues allows us to provide a number of services to you and your neighbors such as renting a room for our meetings, providing meeting refreshments and food for the annual picnic, maintaining a website, and promoting your neigh- borhood with a garden tour, art show and neighborhood-wide garage sale. We also offer neighborhood news email updates. Please help us continue to provide these important services by completing this membership form, bringing it to a neighborhood association meeting, or mailing it with your dues to: Becky Drewing, DRCA Treasurer 2727 Lindale Avenue Dayton, OH 45414 If paying by check, please make your check out to DRCA. You may also pay your DRCA dues using PayPal at http://deweesedayton.org/membershippay_dues. ……………………………………………..……………cut here…………………...……………………………….. 2015 DeWeese Ridgecrest Civic Association Dues Membership questions? Ask Ann Schenking, Membership Co-Chair, at 277-8022 or [email protected]. Name(s) _________________________________________________________________________________ Address: _________________________________________________________________________________ Phone Number: ___________________________________________________________________________ Email Address: ___________________________________________________________________________ (If you wish to begin receiving neighborhood news via email, please provide us with your email address.) EVENT DATE TIME LOCATION Coffee with a Cop Friday, May 29 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon United Dairy Farmers, 1943 East Siebenthaler Avenue; meet DPD officers for coffee and conversation Neighborhood Picnic Saturday, June 6 3:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Triangle Park Large Picnic Shelter off Ridge Avenue Neighborhood Garage Sale Saturday, June 13 8:00 a.m. to ??? Many locations throughout the DeWeese-Ridgecrest neighborhood; refreshments and books at “the curve” Art in the Garden Affaire Saturday, June 20 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. A showcase for area artists and their wares at 2919 Ensley Avenue. Keowee Street Bridge Meeting Wednesday, July 1 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Get information and provide your comments about the design of the replacement bridge On Saturday, June 6th the Triangle Park Main Picnic Shelter will be the site for our annual Neighborhood Picnic. Please join us! The Shelter is located on Ridge Avenue, just south of Embury Park Road. The picnic is open to all residents of the DeWeese Ridgecrest neighborhood. The picnic is FREE to DRCA members. Not a DRCA member? Walk-ins and friends are welcome at $10 per household, with that $10 donation applied to a DRCA membership. Three Saturdays, Three Great Events in the Neighborhood: Saturday, June 6th: Neighborhood Picnic! Civic Association DeWeese-Ridgecrest The Newsletter of an Urban Forested Neighborhood Five Minutes from Downtown 3:30 p.m. - Meet and greet; ongoing games for the kids; special critter visit from Boonshoft Museum of Discovery 4:00 p.m.– Let the eating begin! Grilled chicken and hot dogs will be provided, along with eating utensils. Please bring an ample covered dish: a side, salad or desert to share (10-12 servings) 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. - Mingle Scenes from past years’ picnics: Our master chefs at work on the grill Great picnic food makes a great picnic June 2015 Garage Sales 2 • Coffee with a Cop 2 Art in the Garden Affaire 3 • Another New Bridge! 3 • Neighborhood Calendar 4 • We Can Do It! 4 Inside this issue: Our beautiful new park shelter mural is unveiled by the artists who created it A young picnicker gets up close with a boa Other unidentified wildlife was observed More Neighborhood Events Inside →

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DeWeese-Ridgecrest Civic Association

We have a lot planned in the coming months. Mark your calendar for these events!

Help Keep Your Neighborhood Strong! 2015 DeWeese Ridgecrest Civic Association

Membership Dues Can Be Paid Now

The DeWeese Ridgecrest Civic Association (DRCA) is collecting membership dues for 2015. Dues are only $10 a household. The money we collect from dues allows us to provide a number of services to you and your neighbors such as renting a room for our meetings, providing meeting refreshments and food for the annual picnic, maintaining a website, and promoting your neigh-borhood with a garden tour, art show and neighborhood-wide garage sale. We also offer neighborhood news email updates.

Please help us continue to provide these important services by completing this membership form, bringing it to a neighborhood association meeting, or mailing it with your dues to:

Becky Drewing, DRCA Treasurer 2727 Lindale Avenue Dayton, OH 45414

If paying by check, please make your check out to DRCA.

You may also pay your DRCA dues using PayPal at http://deweesedayton.org/membershippay_dues. ……………………………………………..……………cut here…………………...………………………………..

2015 DeWeese Ridgecrest Civic Association Dues Membership questions? Ask Ann Schenking, Membership Co-Chair, at 277-8022 or [email protected].

Name(s) _________________________________________________________________________________

Address: _________________________________________________________________________________

Phone Number: ___________________________________________________________________________

Email Address: ___________________________________________________________________________

(If you wish to begin receiving neighborhood news via email, please provide us with your email address.)

EVENT DATE TIME LOCATION

Coffee with a Cop Friday,

May 29

10:00 a.m. -

12:00 noon

United Dairy Farmers, 1943 East Siebenthaler Avenue;

meet DPD officers for coffee and conversation

Neighborhood

Picnic

Saturday,

June 6

3:30 p.m.

to 7:00 p.m.

Triangle Park Large Picnic Shelter off Ridge Avenue

Neighborhood

Garage Sale

Saturday,

June 13

8:00 a.m.

to ???

Many locations throughout the DeWeese-Ridgecrest

neighborhood; refreshments and books at “the curve”

Art in the Garden

Affaire

Saturday,

June 20

10:00 a.m. to

5:00 p.m.

A showcase for area artists and their wares

at 2919 Ensley Avenue.

Keowee Street

Bridge Meeting

Wednesday,

July 1

5:00 p.m. to

7:00 p.m.

Get information and provide your comments about

the design of the replacement bridge

On Saturday, June 6th the Triangle Park Main Picnic Shelter will be the site for our annual Neighborhood Picnic. Please join us! The Shelter is located on Ridge Avenue, just south of Embury Park Road. The picnic is open to all residents of the DeWeese Ridgecrest neighborhood.

The picnic is FREE to DRCA members. Not a DRCA member? Walk-ins and friends are welcome at $10 per household, with that $10 donation applied to a DRCA membership.

Three Saturdays, Three Great Events in the Neighborhood:

Saturday, June 6th: Neighborhood Picnic!

Civic Association DeWeese-Ridgecrest

The Newsletter of an Urban Forested Neighborhood Five Minutes from Downtown

3:30 p.m. - Meet and greet; ongoing games for the kids; special critter visit from Boonshoft Museum of Discovery

4:00 p.m.– Let the eating begin! Grilled chicken and hot dogs will be provided, along with eating utensils. Please bring an ample covered dish: a side, salad or desert to share (10-12 servings)

5:00 - 7:00 p.m. - Mingle

Scenes from past years’ picnics:

Our master chefs at work on the grill

Great picnic food makes a great picnic

June 2015

• Garage Sales 2

• Coffee with a Cop 2

• Art in the Garden Affaire 3

• Another New Bridge! 3

• Neighborhood Calendar 4

• We Can Do It! 4

Inside this issue:

Our beautiful new park shelter mural is unveiled by the artists who created it

A young picnicker gets up close with a boa

Other unidentified wildlife was observed

More Neighborhood Events Inside →

DRCA Board

Mike Herrlein, President, Newsletter Editor 277-8022

Sharon Deis, Vice-President 279-1964

Karen Drewing, Secretary 277-8877

Becky Drewing, Treasurer 287-5345

Maryanne and Ted Blackshear, Parks & Beautification Committee 274-7895

Mary Faulkner, Meeting Hospitality 274-4652

Mike Fortunato, Priority Board Representative; Neighborhood Watch Director 903-3559

Carlene Maynes, Arts Ambassador 831-6311

Connie Nisonger, Meeting Programs 274-3808

Ann Schenking, Membership Co-Chair 277-8022

Alan Starnes, Membership Co-Chair 278-9319

Page 2 DeWeese-Ridgecrest Civic Associat ion

Turn your trash into cash! Our big annual DeWeese Ridgecrest Neighborhood Garage Sale will be held on Saturday, June 13, starting at 8:00 a.m. and ending whenever you choose.

How big? Last year over forty households participated. The sale goes on rain or shine.

We will distribute a list of sales to participating residents. To get on the list, contact Karen Drewing by May 31 at 937-277-8877 or by

e-mail at [email protected].

Join Your Neighbors and Our Neighborhood Police Officers for Coffee and Conversation There’ll be no agendas or speeches, just a chance to ask questions, voice concerns, and get to know the officers at work in your neighborhood.

Dayton Police Department officers will be available to meet with DeWeese Ridgecrest residents on Friday, May 29th from 10:00 a.m. until 12:00 noon at the United Dairy Farmers on 1943 East Siebenthaler Avenue. Stop in and say hello!

...and t Three June Saturdays, Three Great Events:

Saturday, June 13th: Garage Sales!

We will put ads in a variety of online garage sale bulletin boards and put up signs at the neighbor-hood gateways a week or so in advance.

There will be a Neighborhood Refreshment Tent which includes a Book Sale, located at 3827 Ridge Avenue on the curve, on the day of the Garage Sale from 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

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Important and Useful Telephone Numbers

Emergencies 911 Waste Collection 333-4800

Police — non-emergency 333-COPS (333-2677) Housing Inspectors 333-3977

Fire — non-emergency 333-FIRE (333-3473) Water Emergency 333-4905

DP&L Power Outage 1-877-468-8243 Street Light Repair 333-4800

Northeast Priority Board 333-3670 Bulk Waste Pick-up 333-4800

The DeWeese Ridgecrest Art in the Garden Affaire will be held Saturday, June 20th from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at 2919 Ensley Avenue.

The annual Art in the Garden Affaire is an outdoor event showcasing local artists in a tree-lined, park-like setting along the Stillwater River. The fair started as a complement to the 2014 biennial garden tour that takes place in our lovely, long established neighborhood. It sprang from a community’s love of art, an appreciation of the outdoors, and pride in both the neighborhood

Get the Facts: Replacing the Keowee Street Bridge The Montgomery County Engineer’s Office is proposing to replace the Keowee Street bridge over the Great Miami River. Construction is scheduled to begin in 2018. An initial public information meeting was held in January to describe the project, show expected detour routes, and present multiple aesthetic design alternatives.

You are invited to a follow-up public information meeting on Wednesday, July 1, 2015, from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. at the Ray & Joan Kroc Community Center, 1000 N. Keowee Street (the entrance is off Webster Street).

A presentation of the preliminary design selected as the preferred alternative will be given, as well as summaries of the public input received from the first meeting and conclusions from subsequent engineering, architectural design, and cost estimating efforts. Attendees will have the opportunity to provide verbal and written comments regarding the project in general, as well as on the design of the selected replacement structure.

If you have questions prior to the meeting, please contact Rick Splawinski of the Montgomery County Engineer’s

Office at 937-496-7734 or [email protected].

Three June Saturdays, Three Great Events:

Saturday, June 20th: Art in the Garden Affaire!

and its neighbors. The Affaire combines works by local artists with complimentary food and beverages. A variety of teas and baked goods will be available.

If anyone would like to sell their art at this year's event or know an artist who may be interested, booth space is still available! Artist’s booths are $25.00; the fee includes a tent, table and chair. To register as an artist, e-mail three samples [photos] of your artwork to Carlene Maynes, Art Ambassador, at [email protected]

or call her at 937-831-6311.